Jill on the Hill: US visa policy trends – we can do better
Opening more opportunities for African students to study here will build positive relationships for future generations of Americans – and Africans – to collaborate on the global stage
Opening more opportunities for African students to study here will build positive relationships for future generations of Americans – and Africans – to collaborate on the global stage
As US stakeholders continue to celebrate international education being in the government's National Export Strategy, some are calling for further action.
A sponsorship program for refugee students has launched in the US to enable colleges and universities to "play a leading role" in their resettlement.
As the world marked World Refugee Day on June 20, organisations across the sector reflected on their role in providing equitable access to higher education.
A bipartisan bill containing “critical” reforms for international students - and undocumented - in the US has been praised by a leading stakeholder.
Stakeholders called for more access to immigration pathways and reductions to integration barriers at a recent Presidents' Alliance event in Boston.
US immigration plans to phase in premium processing for international students seeking OPT and STEM OPT extensions, two weeks after introducing new measures that allow F-1 visa applications to be lodged further in advance.
Further action is required of the Biden administration to ensure that the United States "remains the world leader in higher education for decades to come".